Short answer: on 19 October 2026 Titleman held 80,802 commercial-side accounts on the county's roll for Bexar County, Texas, the county around San Antonio. Of them, 42,141 are vacant land, 10,781 are multifamily, 5,086 are retail, 3,872 are industrial and 405 are office; 18,314 are typed other. Until the reload on 18 October 2026 the count for the county, across all of Titleman's records, was 453 industrial and 15 office accounts, with 27,371 of 82,079 accounts typed other, because most commercial buildings were left in other. This page says what is inside each count and where it stops.
Answers to the questions San Antonio investors and lenders ask
How many industrial properties are there in Bexar County (San Antonio), Texas, and who owns them?
Titleman holds 3,872 industrial accounts on the Bexar County roll, counted on 19 October 2026. 3,871 are linked to an owner record and 1 is not; the owners number 3,051, of which 1,255 are typed as an LLC and 413 as a corporation. 3,673 carry a San Antonio address. Industrial buildings can also sit in other, so 3,872 is a floor. Request a demo and name the submarket.
How many office and retail properties are there in Bexar County?
405 office accounts and 5,086 retail accounts, counted on 19 October 2026. Both are typed by inference, office from the city's zoning and retail from the businesses recorded at the site, so they are screening types and floors, not a measure of how much office or retail space the county has. 389 of the offices and 4,948 of the retail accounts carry a San Antonio address.
How do I get Bexar County commercial parcels as a list by type?
The table below gives the count for every type, and Titleman holds the accounts behind them: address, stated land size and owner record. Request a demo and name the type and the part of San Antonio.
Is Bexar County counted the same way as Williamson, Travis or Fort Bend County?
No. Each county's roll is typed by its own rules, so read each count on its own page and do not add them. The Travis County page and the Fort Bend County page give theirs. An account is one property on the roll, not a building, a unit or an acre.
How many commercial parcels are there in Bexar County by type?
| Type | Accounts |
|---|---|
| Land (vacant) | 42,141 |
| Multifamily | 10,781 |
| Retail | 5,086 |
| Industrial | 3,872 |
| Office | 405 |
| Lodging | 186 |
| Healthcare | 11 |
| Self storage | 6 |
| Other | 18,314 |
| All roll accounts counted | 80,802 |
An account is one property on the county's roll. It is not a building, a unit or an acre. The list holds the county's multifamily, vacant land and commercial and industrial accounts. It does not hold single-family homes. The roll behind these counts carries the county's 12 October 2026 layer and was reloaded on 18 October 2026; the counts were read on 19 October 2026.
Titleman holds 1,377 further accounts for the county from other records. They are not on the county roll and are not in this table. Every figure in the table counts the roll only.
What is inside the industrial count?
Of the 3,872 industrial accounts, 445 sit in the state's industrial class. The other 3,427 are commercial-class accounts that the roll does not split by use, and Titleman typed them industrial from the city's zoning. That makes industrial a screening type: a good place to start a site list, not an assessor's label for every building.
By the size stated on the record, 2,048 are under 1 acre, 1,263 are 1 acre up to 5 acres, 457 are 5 acres up to 25 acres and 63 are 25 acres or more; 41 state no size. An investor who needs a site of 5 acres or more is working from 520 accounts, not from 3,872. The owners are 3,051 distinct names: 1,255 typed as an LLC, 413 as a corporation, 366 as a partnership and 81 as a trust; 919 are not typed. By the city on the record: San Antonio 3,673, Converse 28, Elmendorf 17, Leon Valley 16, Port San Antonio 15 and Von Ormy 14.
What is inside the office count?
405 accounts, 383 from the commercial class and 22 from a third commercial class. 310 are under 1 acre, 77 are 1 acre up to 5 acres and 14 are 5 acres up to 25 acres; none is 25 acres or more, and 4 state no size. They sit with 365 distinct owners, 153 of them typed as an LLC; 404 are linked to an owner record. 389 carry a San Antonio address, 4 Leon Valley and 12 none. Office is the least certain type on this page. A building with offices and shops often reads as retail or other, so 405 is a floor.
How big is the vacant land and the multifamily?
The record states a land size for 42,059 of the 42,141 vacant land accounts; 82 have none. For the 10,781 multifamily accounts, 14 have none.
| Stated land size | Vacant land | Multifamily |
|---|---|---|
| Under 1 acre | 32,908 | 9,325 |
| 1 acre up to 5 acres | 7,105 | 578 |
| 5 acres up to 25 acres | 1,854 | 817 |
| 25 acres or more | 192 | 47 |
Most of the land is small lots. A developer who needs 5 acres or more is working from 2,046 vacant accounts, not from 42,141, and from 864 multifamily accounts. By the city on the record, vacant land is concentrated in San Antonio (30,169), Elmendorf (1,172), Helotes (1,027), Converse (955), Boerne (695) and Von Ormy (523). Multifamily is mostly in San Antonio (9,491), with Converse (250), Universal City (119) and Alamo Heights (89). The 10,781 multifamily accounts sit with 8,438 distinct owners, 2,330 of them typed as an LLC; 10,754 are linked to an owner record. Do not read 10,781 as a count of apartment communities, and do not read it as units. The size is the one stated on the record. It is not a survey.
Why are 18,314 accounts still typed other?
Because the county's commercial class is not split by use. Titleman types an industrial or office account from the city's zoning, and a retail or lodging account from the businesses recorded at the site; where neither names a use, the account stays in other. Of the 18,314, 14,812 carry a San Antonio address. Industrial, office, retail and lodging (186) are therefore floors. A full count of shops, offices or warehouses needs a different source than this roll, and this page does not give one.
How does an investor or lender use a county count to source in San Antonio?
Work down from the roll instead of up from listings:
- Pick the type and the size. 3,872 industrial accounts and 520 of them at 5 acres or more, or the 864 multifamily accounts at 5 acres or more, are a short list compared with the county.
- Read the owner on the record. When the owner is an LLC, the record names the entity, not the person behind it. Treat the name as the start of the search.
- Check zoning before you price anything. A typed account tells you what the site is used for today, not what can be built on it. See how to check a parcel and its zoning before you underwrite.
- Match against a loan or a borrower. A lender can use the same list from the other side: the industrial and multifamily accounts give the owner and the address to match against a loan.
Where does this list stop?
- It counts accounts, not buildings, units or value. Two accounts can sit on one site.
- It is a roll, not a market. It does not say which property is for sale, which owners would sell, or at what price.
- Industrial, office and retail are typed by inference. See above; they are floors.
- It is not compared with another county here. Each county's roll is typed by its own rules, and a table across counties would put different definitions in one column. Read Travis County, Dallas County and Fort Bend County on their own pages.
Questions buyers ask about Bexar County commercial parcels
How many industrial properties are there in Bexar County (San Antonio), Texas?
Titleman holds 3,872 industrial accounts on the Bexar County roll, counted on 19 October 2026: 445 in the state industrial class and 3,427 commercial-class accounts typed industrial from the city's zoning. 3,673 carry a San Antonio address. Industrial buildings can also sit in other, so 3,872 is a floor. The table on this page gives every type. Request a demo and name the submarket.
How many office properties are there in Bexar County (San Antonio), Texas?
405 office accounts on the Bexar County roll on 19 October 2026, 389 of them with a San Antonio address. Office is the least certain type on this page: it is inferred, not read from a class, so 405 is a floor, not a measure of the county's office space.
How many retail properties are there in Bexar County, Texas?
5,086 retail accounts on the Bexar County roll on 19 October 2026, 4,948 of them with a San Antonio address. Retail is typed from the businesses recorded at the site, so treat it as a screening type.
How many multifamily properties are there in Bexar County, Texas?
10,781 multifamily accounts on 19 October 2026. 9,325 are under 1 acre, 578 are 1 acre up to 5 acres and 864 are 5 acres or more, by the size stated on the record. The count is accounts, not units.
How many commercial land parcels are in Bexar County, Texas?
42,141 vacant land accounts, out of 80,802 commercial-side accounts on the Bexar County roll, counted on 19 October 2026. An account is one property on the roll, not an acre, and two accounts can sit on one site.
How do I find industrial parcels in Bexar County and see who owns each one?
Of the 3,872 industrial accounts on the Bexar County roll, 3,871 are linked to an owner record and 1 is not. They sit with 3,051 distinct owners, 1,255 of them typed as an LLC and 413 as a corporation. When the owner is an LLC, the record names the entity, not the person behind it, so the name is where the search starts.
How large are the industrial parcels in Bexar County?
Of the 3,831 industrial accounts with a stated land size, 2,048 are under 1 acre, 1,263 are 1 acre up to 5 acres, 457 are 5 acres up to 25 acres and 63 are 25 acres or more, so 520 are 5 acres or more. The size is the one stated on the record, not a survey.
How many vacant land parcels in Bexar County are larger than 5 acres?
Of the 42,059 vacant land accounts with a stated land size, 2,046 are 5 acres or more: 1,854 from 5 up to 25 acres and 192 at 25 acres or more. The other 40,013 are under 5 acres. The size is the one stated on the record, not a survey.
Is Bexar County counted the same way as Williamson County, Travis County or Fort Bend County?
No. Each county's roll is typed by its own rules, so read each count on its own page and do not add them. An account is one property on the roll, not a building, a unit or an acre.
Is there a list of Bexar County commercial properties by type?
The table on this page gives each type's count: 42,141 land, 10,781 multifamily, 5,086 retail, 3,872 industrial, 405 office, 18,314 other. Titleman holds the accounts behind those counts and can screen them for a San Antonio submarket you could buy in; request a demo.
How this page was produced
Titleman AI read the Bexar County roll in Titleman's records on 19 October 2026 and counted the accounts by type. The counts are the ones shown above; nothing was estimated, rounded or carried over from another county. The engine reads from 2,100+ sources, and the answer arrives where you work. To see a San Antonio submarket screened for a deal you could do, request a demo and name it.
Prepared by Titleman AI, on behalf of the Titleman team.